Impossible, Comedy of Errors AS3.0

I won’t believe this in another week, but I swear , well I remember it happening.
I was trying to code something and failing. It happens every now and then. I wrote the forum, I was so desperate for an answer, that’s pretty rare. I got an answer decided to give it a try and GF interrupts. Time for Dinner.

Hours later I come back. The new solution doesn’t work. Maybe it is my fault but now I have a new error from somewhere. Oddly enough it is showing up in the middle of an array declaration. That is where the compiler says the error is. Nonsense. Must be that new code I wrote, messing me up. Delete that. The new error is still there. I should have just commented out the code. But I didn’t yet. I deleted two lines of string elements from my array. That was really dumb but it was late Sunday and I was confused. Okay that fixed nothing. Then I commented out the entire array. Noticed a semi- colon that was missing. That was probably the problem. Put the semi-colon back, I wonder how it got deleted. ???

Okay now for sure, I will get an error because My array isn’t there but the weird one will be gone. No the weird array error is still there, the compiler is telling me the error is on a line I have commented out. The error is still there and in the middle of /* — */. That is so wrong. Comment out dang near everything. More errors.

Total Frustration :hr: Create a new folder, Create new file. Go to a backup, which also was not working. Take one section of code at a time and copy and paste it into new file. Everything works problem solved. Except I don’t understand what went wrong, or way the backup file would not work, when I killed the nonworking file and replaced it with the backup. Don’t understand why the code worked in a new file when all I did was copy and paste. Don’t understand why the complier ever told me I had an error in the middle of an array declaration, when the only thing that was supposed to be there and the only thing I could see, were string elements. Don’t know why the compiler kept telling me the error was on a line, surrounded by /* and */. :ninja: Everything is fine now so I should just forget about it. Besides, there is only one rational explanation I can think of. I must be insane and the whole thing did not happen. Yeah, that’s probably it. :cantlook: